Bazar Solidario, IAP is a non-profit private assistance institution with 20 years of work in and with the community, in the Municipality of Cajeme, in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora.

Basically our raison d’etre is the need of the most unprotected and with the most deprived people. Social problems are many and in different areas and sectors, the government does not have the capacity in itself to help solve these needs, so the union between society and government is essential to guide all this population to generate a possible solution for your needs, therefore Bazar as a civil organization contributes to the generation of these solutions, not only by donating articles of clothing, but also by making people discover their potential so that they themselves, with a little help, can generate its development and own solutions. It is worth mentioning that we are many organizations that work towards the same side, but with the characteristics and programs that Bazar develops, at least in our municipality it is not counted. The organization, through Programa Solidarios, has an impact on increasing the standard of living of its community, directly or indirectly in participation with individuals, civil society organizations, organized groups, public and private sector educational institutions, government, as well as with Business.

Mission:

Generate solidarity exchange of resources, services and knowledge to promote social development.

View:

“A community of solidarity and committed to its own development.”

Values:

Solidarity, Service, Responsibility, Integrity, Respect, Synergy and Care for the Environment.

Website: www.bazarsolidario.org.mx

Email: contact@bazarsolidario.org.mx

Address: Sonora 129 Nte. Col. Zona Norte 1, Cd. Obregón, Sonora, Mex. CP 85010

tel .: (644) 414 17 14 and (644) 169 72 44

Objectives of the organization:

1. Contribute to achieve food security through actions that allow families in vulnerable situations, access to an active and healthy life.
2. Strengthen communities so that they assume their social responsibility through training, motivation and follow-up.
3. Provide social assistance services through supports and incentives that contribute to cover basic needs.
4. Create economic opportunities through technical training, the promotion of self-employment and non-formal education to contribute to the family economy.
5. Strengthen the council and operational team through training, motivation and accompaniment to achieve the mission.

Social object:

Provide attention to children, young people, women, adults, seniors and indigenous people, with disabilities, of limited resources and non-profit through:

1. a) Attention to basic subsistence requirements in terms of food, clothing or housing.
2. b) Medical assistance or rehabilitation or care in specialized facilities, is considered as medical assistance, among others, psychotherapy, family therapy, treatment or rehabilitation of disabled people and the provision of medicines, prosthetics, orthotics, health supplies and medical days.
3. c) Social orientation, education or training for work, understanding by social orientation advice on matters such as family, education, food, work and health.
4. d) The promotion of the organized participation of the population in actions that improve their own subsistence conditions for the benefit of the community.

For the fulfillment of the aims or previous objectives the institution will be able to:

1.- Promote actions among the beneficiaries to contribute to improve their quality of life, and popular economy, with activities that include training in the development of crafts, arts, skills and knowledge aimed at achieving self-management, self-employment, and autonomy of the basic subsistence requirements, provided that it does not imply granting the beneficiaries of said    activities   props    economic, loans or   benefits on the distributable remnant of the civil organization or trust authorized to receive deductible donations provided by this service.

2.- Obtain resources from the federation, the states and municipalities, the territorial and political divisions of the State of Sonora, as well as donations from the general public, national and foreign, and from national and foreign institutions for the fulfillment of its social purpose .

3.- Acquire for any legal title the movable and immovable property that are indispensable for the fulfillment of its corporate purpose.

4.- In general the performance of all acts, the celebration of all contracts of nature that are and everything to that which serves for its good progress or better development.

– The institution does not pursue profit and its activities will be primarily aimed at fulfilling its corporate purpose, so it can not intervene in political campaigns or propaganda activities. the institution does not pursue profit or political party or political proselytizing proselytism.

Programs:

BAZAR :

Promote and link solidarity exchange with different sectors of the community, thus benefiting low-income families.

• Bazar BOUTIQUE: Make available to the community articles

new and pre-owned, luxury and / or brand at an affordable price.

• SOCIAL SERVICE : Receive students from high schools and universities to do their social service in different fields of opportunity within our organization.
• SUPPORT FOR ORGANIZATIONS: Donate second-use items to Civil Society Organizations (CSO), Organized Groups and Public and Private Institutions.

FIRES:

Promote in the community a culture of prevention and attention to victims of fires.

• • FIRE PREVENTION : Train children in kindergarten and day care in the prevention of fires and actions to take in case of the occurrence of the accident.
  • SUPPORT IN CASE OF FIRE : Provide families affected by fire with a basic basic needs package to restart their home.

ECOTRUEQUE:

Create economic opportunities to contribute to achieve social development and food security through the barter of recycling by the “Tomi” exchange bond through community organization, training and self-employment.

• Ecotrueque in the colonies : Provide an additional source of income through the barter of recycling by the exchange bond “Tomi”, promoting community organization and participation.
• Ecoservices : Provide an additional source of income through the payment of cleaning services.

Date of legal incorporation:                February 8, 2002

• Members Affiliated to the Social Training Center.
• Members of the Council of the Pachamama Alliance Mexico.
• We coordinate the Weight-for-Weight State Program in Cajeme.
• We are Affiliated Members and Certified by CEMEFI.
• We belong to the Private Assistance Board of Sonora.
• We are promoters and active members of the Community Network Sonora.
• We are members of the Network of Business Associations and Foundations.
• We are Authoritative Authorized Last Pub. DOF            January 09 of 2017 .

RFC: BSI020208528

CLUNI: BRC02020826018

National Directory registration key

of Social Assistance Institutions:    B260203011200012

Our Alliances

Social Organizations

• Clinic of the View of the Club of Lions.
• Tichi Muñoz Foundation, AC
• Social Training Center, AC
• Popular Cooperation Group of Marginalized Settlements of Sonora, AC
• National Monte de Piedad, IAP
• Mercedes Barrón Foundation.
• CUDDEC.
• CBTA 197

Government Institutions

• Dif Cajeme
• Fire Department and Civil Protection
• Dif Sonora
• Children’s Park “Ostimuri”
• Indesol

Private businesses

• Alianza para la Producción Soles, SA de CV
• Products “of the Widow”
• Cyber ​​Max

High Schools and Universities

• Ulsa
• Itson
• Tec Milenium
• Teresian
• La Salle
• COBACH
• Free School of Law
• ITESCA
• Tec de Monterrey

BRIEF HISTORY OF BAZAR SOLIDARITY

Bazar was born thanks to the intention of a group of allied organizations (Red Cross, Caritas, Casa Hogar and PROVAY Valle Verde) that decided to work on the same goal, which was to benefit vulnerable people so that they have access to basic necessities. at a low cost. In a short time the project became a great benefit, this being the cause of the generation of new ideas to expand it and be able to provide a greater coverage of attention, an alliance with DIF Cajeme is established and the programs that the institution started operating are strengthened, this way it is taking presence and recognition in the society through means of communication and printed brochures where the noble cause was spread. This is how Bazar has eighteen years of operation developing solidarity programs that contribute to development and social welfare, was legally constituted in 2002 and was granted deductibility in 2003, acquired over time the unique registration key (CLUNI) , as well as the increase of alliances and beneficiaries. It is important to mention that during the years of operation the staff of the organization, donors, volunteers and beneficiaries have been a fundamental part of the work carried out by the institution, which has allowed to continue innovating projects and programs to help meet some of the problems of our community.

HISTORY BY ANNUAL EVENTS

1997 being president of the Red Cross of Cd. Obregón Guillermo Pineda Cruz, receives a donation of furniture, which were thought to be put on sale in a Bazaar, suggesting an alliance with caritas, Casa Hogar, Committee of Social Promotion of the Valley of the Yaqui, AC (PROVAY) to manage it, taking the name of “Community Bazaar”.

1998 was already positioned in the market and started to be profitable, a salary was paid and it worked only on Saturdays, alliances were terminated and PROVAY Valle Verde took it under its charge as a program of the organization, changing its name to “Bazar and Barter “, an alliance is made with DIF Cajeme and the Recycling Workshop project is started while the use of Vale Trueque (exchange bonus) is implemented, to pay the people who worked making articles and crafts with material of recycling.

In 1999 , the Support Program for Organizations and Organized Groups was implemented. By this time, Bazar had two locations, where Bazar was located and the workshop in Esperanza.

2000 the “Bazar en las Comunidades” program was implemented, with the purpose of serving marginalized suburban and rural communities in the municipality.

2001 “Fire Support” is implemented in partnership with DIF Cajeme and the Ladies Lionesses, where they are given a package of basic items to restart their home. This year the Vale Trueque goes out of circulation and the Cajemes enter, which in turn did not meet the objective, thus removing them from circulation.

2002 this year Bazar becomes independent from PROVAY, legally becoming in February of this same year changing its name to “Bazaar y Reiclado de Cajeme AC”, the alliance with Expo Obregón was born to help the fire packages and the 1st Report is presented Annual.

2003 the authorization of the SAT (Secretary of Tax Administration) is received as authorized grantee (January 21); this year the “Bazar en las Comunidades” program was removed.

2004 the Unique Registration Key in the Federal Registry of Civil Society Organizations (CLUNI); A replica of the Bazar in Hermosillo was born, people from there came to train; the program of “Social Service” is formed by making an alliance with Schools and Universities.

2005 the second Bazar replica is implemented in the city of Hermosillo, with two of the Bazar programs; Bazaar changes its legal status, name and broadens its corporate purpose, remaining “Bazar Solidario IAP” The recycling workshop is closed due to the high cost and low demand of the products.

2006 Bazaar Boutique was born from the idea of ​​a group of social service boys, located in the same Bazaar location, after a few months it changed its location, separating it from the Bazar location to the center of the city, later (Dec. 2007) you go back to the bazaar location.

2007 Work begins on the Tomi Network with 5 barter groups.

2008 Training courses are designed and implemented (Desentilicha tu Casa / Lige Tu Tu Vida and Como Como?)   and the Fire Prevention Project, the latter being developed in partnership with DIF Cajeme, Civil Protection and Firefighters; Red Tomi ends because of the little participation that is had; Bazar welcomes the citizen movement Obregón Limpio.

2009 is in charge of coordinating, begins to promote and impart the Symposium “Awakening the Dreamer” which is currently “Changing the Dream”, the Earth Charter is signed, Bazaar is changed from Location to the current one, the bonus is reused Exchange Tomi in the Clean Street California program.

2010 the course Take advantage of your resources and those of your company, Bazar in partnership with Ponguinguiola begins to work in two colonies (Esperanza Tiznado and Russo Voguel), taking the project named Eco-truque, participates in the My Community project and I in alliance with two organizations in the Valle Verde and Beltrones neighborhoods using the Tomi as payment for the recycled material that they delivered, when it was finished, it continued in partnership with Ponguinguiola working in the four colonies.

2011 Strategic planning is done and the mission and vision changes, Obregón Limpio becomes a Bazaar project within the Eco-barter program.

2012 the structure of the programs changes being, Bazaar Program with a project “Support to Organizations”, Bazar Boutique Program, Fire Program with two projects “Support in case of Fire” and “Fire Prevention”, Eco-barter program with two projects “Eco-barter in the Colonies” and “Clean Street California”, Social Service Program, Symposium Training Course Program “Changing the Dream”. In the “Ecotrueque” program, the alliance with Ponguinguiola ends and the Popular Cooperation Group begins in five colonies: Leandro Valle, Cócorit, Aves del Castillo, Campo 5 and Campo 30.

2013 the name of the project “Clean Street California” is changed to “Ecoservices”, the program of “Training Courses” is removed. A social promoter is hired to work in the communities where the Ecotrueque program is, which are: Birds of the Castle, Russo Voguel, Libertad, Leandro Valle, Cocorit, Loma de Guamúchil, Field 5 and Field 30. The first participatory diagnosis is made in Field 5 in alliance and guidance of the Social Training Center.

2014 , the operational plan was modified, measuring the objectives and goals, the community meeting was coordinated, the Weight-for-Weight program was still coordinated. An agreement was signed with the rector of ITSON.

2015 The Sonora to Philanthropy state award was won in its tenth edition in the Institution category. The communities where the Ecotrueque is developed are modified, leaving these, Loma de Guamúchil, Tajimaroa, Leandro Valle, Field 5, Field 29, Field 30 and Birds of the Castle. At the end of the year a strategic planning was made that marks the course of the institution for another five years.

2016 Participated in the Coordinating Committee of the Community Network occupying the position of Coordination, continued with the three programs of the institution, there were changes in the administrative area, the period of Marcia L. Miles ends as Director and she is given the welcome to be part of the Board as Treasurer, and Ana Lucia Flores Schwarzbeck is appointed as Director and María Eugenia Flores Gutiérrez as Program Coordinator.

2017 Participated in the “V Ibero-American Summit for Institutional Development for CSOs”, the regional meeting of Indesol and in the Third Regional Dialogue with Civil Society on the National Strategy of the 2030 Agenda, coordinates the Nallely Sarahí Beltrán García programs.